| Accreditation | Unaccredited |
| Address_line_1 | Kew Gardens |
| Address_line_2 | Kew |
| Address_line_3 | Richmond |
| Admin_hierarchy | /England/London (English Region)/Richmond upon Thames (London Borough) |
| Alternative_museum_name_source | New |
| Deprivation_index | 9 |
| Deprivation_index_crime | 5 |
| Deprivation_index_education | 10 |
| Deprivation_index_employment | 10 |
| Deprivation_index_health | 10 |
| Deprivation_index_housing | 3 |
| Deprivation_index_income | 9 |
| Deprivation_index_services | 6 |
| Geodemographic_group | Rural-Urban Fringe |
| Geodemographic_group_code | 1ar |
| Geodemographic_group_name_long | 1ar-Rural-Urban Fringe |
| Geodemographic_subgroup | Rural-Urban Fringe |
| Geodemographic_subgroup_code | 1a1r |
| Geodemographic_supergroup | Affluent England |
| Geodemographic_supergroup_code | 1r |
| Geodemographic_supergroup_name_long | 1r-Affluent England |
| Governance | Government-National |
| Latitude | 51.485272 |
| Longitude | -0.291198 |
| Name_of_museum | Museum No. 2. Monocotyledons and Cryptogams |
| Notes | aka Museum No. 2 at Kew. The gardens have had audiences of 300,000+ since 1851 (rising into the millions), but there are no figures for the individual museums within the gardens. Royal Botanic Gardens is a Non-Departmental Government Body sponsored by DEFRA |
| Postcode | TW9 3AE |
| Primary_provenance_of_data | New |
| Region_country | London |
| Size | small |
| Subject_Matter | Natural_world-Herbaria_and_gardening |
| Town_or_City | London |
| Year_closed | 1960:1960 |
| Year_closed_source | Cornish, Caroline, Peter Gasson, and Mark Nesbitt. The wood collection (xylarium) of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. IAWA journal 35.1 (2014): 85-104. |
| Year_opened | 1847:1847 |
| Year_opened_source | Cornish et. al. Mobile Museums Collections in Circulation 2021 |
| project_id | mm.New.8 |